The latest pop song to be appropriated/massacred (depending on your point of view) for the commercial dance market is Paul McCartney's composition Silly Love Songs. This vocal arrangement, performed here by Philippino Jenn Cuneta, has the writer's blessing, and can lay claim to being the first of his songs to be treated in this way.

Those familiar with Positiva's output will recognise familiar features in the bouncy bass line, a sprightly, lite-house rhythm, and a "come rain, come shine" hook, all, of course, in the name of a good dance. Andy & The Lamboy share writing credits with Sir Paul, and are responsible for the radio edit. Meanwhile mixes from Stonebridge and Patrick Alavi introduce a firmly pointed piano/bass riff and a full-bodied, funky bass respectively for the club crowd.

One thing's for sure - Cuneta has a voice perfectly suited to commercial or underground club music, and has a vehicle here to pitch her firmly towards the charts.